Rising World Unity Server HostingRising World Server Hosting (Unity Version)
The actively developed Rising World on a dedicated server: permission groups, area protection, Java plugins and a world that keeps growing while you are offline.
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Silver 6GB
Gold 8GB
Platinum 10GB
Diamond 12GB
Emerald 16GB
Xtreme 32GB
Which Rising World Unity Plan Is Right for You?
Compare recommended use, plan hardware and monthly prices.
| Plan | Recommended for | Hardware | Monthly price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silver 6GB | Recommended: 2–12 players, survivalWell above the 1–2 GB a small world needs, with room for exploration. | 4 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 6 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 60 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺345.00/mo |
| Gold 8GB | Recommended: 12–24 players, pluginsAt the top of the 4–8 GB range the wiki suggests for larger servers. | 4 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 8 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 70 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺440.00/mo |
| Platinum 10GB | Busy public server, many pluginsExtra room for large player-built towns and several plugins at once. | 4 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 10 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 100 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺530.00/mo |
| Diamond 12GB | Large community, long-lived worldFor mature worlds where many regions stay loaded around active players. | 4 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 12 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 110 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺617.50/mo |
| Emerald 16GB | Exceeds typical needsMore than most Rising World servers use; only for unusually large populations. | 6 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 16 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 120 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺840.00/mo |
| Xtreme 32GB | Unnecessary for most servers32 GB and 12 vCores are far beyond the 4–8 GB suggested for big servers. | 12 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 32 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 200 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺1520.00/mo |
Why TheCrewHost for Rising World Unity?
The tools that keep a community orderly and safe on the new version's dedicated server.
server.properties at hand
Server name, password, player cap, world name, seed and game mode sit in one file that you edit in the file manager or over SFTP and apply with a restart.
Permission groups and protected areas
default.json, the group files under groups, areas, the whitelist and blacklist.txt in the permissions folder decide who can do what, and where.
Server-side Java plugins
Plugins are copied into the Plugins folder and run only on the server, so players never have to install anything on their own machines.
RCON and a task scheduler
RCON_Enabled, RCON_Password and RCON_Port open a remote console, and the server's built-in task scheduler runs recurring jobs for you.
NVMe for growing worlds
A clean install needs about 600 MB, but the world grows with every build and long-running servers pile up data. NVMe keeps up with that growth.
Turkish-speaking support 24/7
When a permission file breaks or a plugin will not load, reach our team by ticket, Discord, WhatsApp, phone or live chat at any hour.
Rising World Unity hosting at TheCrewHost gives you a dedicated server for the current version of JIW-Games' voxel sandbox from ₺345.00 (about $8.63) per month, installed automatically on Ryzen 9 9950X hardware with NVMe storage in İstanbul. Since 31 January 2025 this Unity rebuild has been the default Rising World on Steam, and it is the version that receives new content. Your server is driven by server.properties: Server_Name, Server_MaxPlayers, World_Name, World_Seed and World_GameMode set up the world, while permission groups, area protection and the Java-based Plugin API take care of the community side.
What is the Unity version of Rising World, and who should pick it?
The Unity version is Rising World rewritten from the ground up. It entered Early Access as a tech demo in December 2020, gained multiplayer with dedicated server support in 2021, received its own Plugin API in April 2023, and on 31 January 2025 replaced the Java edition as the default version on Steam. It is the version that receives new content today.
The game is built on randomly generated, fully modifiable voxel worlds: biomes and deep cave networks, seasons, feeding and taming animals, mounts and drivable boats, fishing, a day-night cycle and powerful building tools. Players can upload images from their own computer and place them in the world, which community servers use heavily for signs and galleries.
If you are starting a new community, want active development and plan to use the new Plugin API, this Unity server is the right product. If you have a world built in the Java edition, or your community relies on old Java-era plugins, choose our Rising World Java Legacy product instead; the two versions cannot connect to each other and store their worlds separately.
How much RAM does a Rising World Unity server need?
The Rising World community wiki suggests at least 1 to 2 GB of RAM for small servers and 4 to 8 GB for larger player counts. Because our plans for this product start at Silver, even the smallest tier's 6 GB leaves comfortable headroom for a small or mid-sized server.
What drives memory is the number of world regions held in memory at once. When players build together, the load stays low; once everyone heads off to explore a different end of the map, the surroundings of each player stay loaded separately. For a survival server with up to 12 players, Silver works well, and Gold suits 12 to 24 players with a few plugins. A busy public server with many plugins justifies Platinum, and a mature world meant to last for years makes a case for Diamond.
Emerald and Xtreme sit far above the wiki's 4 to 8 GB range for large servers, and most Rising World servers will not use those resources. On the disk side, a clean install is roughly 600 MB, but the world keeps growing as players build on it.
Which server.properties settings should you set first?
The server ships with an example file, server.example.properties, which becomes your server.properties, and every setting lives there. Start with Server_Name for the name shown in the list, Server_Password to restrict access and Server_MaxPlayers for the player cap. Server_Port must match the port allocated to your server; the query port needed for the server list is always one below it and uses TCP.
For the world, World_Name is the name of the world to load, and if no world with that name exists the server creates it. World_Seed lets you reproduce the same terrain. World_GameMode accepts Survival or Creative and applies only when a new world is created, so you cannot switch an existing world's mode with this line; plan it before the first start.
For remote management, use RCON_Enabled, RCON_Password and RCON_Port; the RCON password needs at least six characters. Permissions_DefaultNewPlayerPermissionGroup sets which permission group a first-time player lands in. server.properties also supports an image and a description for the server list, and a good description attracts the right players.
How do permissions, whitelists and plugins work?
Rising World's permission system lives in the permissions directory inside the server folder. default.json holds the baseline permissions for every player, files in the groups folder define admin and your own groups, and the areas folder stores the permissions for protected areas. Group names are case-sensitive and cannot contain spaces. To move a player into a group, run setplayergroup, or spg for short, in the console with the player's name or ID and the group name.
The whitelist file in the same directory admits only listed players, while blacklist.txt keeps unwanted players out. Permission files are JSON, and you decide item by item what is allowed under headings such as area, blueprint, command, creative and world. Area protection is the cleanest way to shield a spawn town or community buildings from griefers with pickaxes.
Plugins are written in Java and copied into the Plugins folder, each in its own subfolder. They run server-side, so players do not need to install anything. Only plugins written for the new Plugin API work here; plugins from the Java-edition era will not load on this server.
How do players join a Rising World Unity server?
Players open the multiplayer menu in the current Steam version of Rising World and click your server in the browser to connect. For the server to appear in the list, its query port, one below the game port, must be reachable, so check the ports allocated in your panel. Anyone who cannot find it in the list can use the connect command in the console with the IP and port. If you set Server_Password, players are prompted for it on join.
Clients and the server have to be on the same game version. Rising World still receives regular updates, so after a major patch make sure your server has moved to the current build too; our support team will help if you get stuck.
With the server in İstanbul, players connecting from Türkiye feel less delay while placing blocks, digging and riding mounts. Preparing a short first-day announcement that covers the spawn area, the rules and the permission groups goes a long way toward a server that grows in an orderly way.
How to Set Up a Rising World Unity Server
- 1
Choose Silver or Gold
Silver is a good start for a survival server with up to 12 players, and Gold for 12 to 24 players running a few plugins.
- 2
Wait for the automatic install
After payment, the Unity build of the Rising World dedicated server installs itself; follow the first start in the gamepanel.hostingmerkezi.net console.
- 3
Edit server.properties
Fill in Server_Name, Server_Password, Server_MaxPlayers, World_Name, World_Seed and World_GameMode, remembering the game mode applies only to a new world.
- 4
Put yourself in the admin group
Once the server is up, run spg in the console with your name and the admin group, then adjust the default group permissions.
- 5
Add plugins if you want them
Upload plugins made for the new Plugin API, each with its folder, into the Plugins directory over SFTP and restart the server.
- 6
Invite your players
Find your server in the browser or share the IP and port, and let players join straight from the multiplayer menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
What people ask before starting a server for the new Rising World.
How much does Rising World server hosting cost?
Which plan fits my Rising World player count?
What is the difference between the Unity version and Java Legacy?
Can I switch between Survival and Creative later?
Can I install plugins on a Rising World server?
How do I make myself an admin and edit permissions?
How long does the Unity server take to set up?
How do players join my Rising World server?
Do backups cover my world and permission files?
Is a public build server protected from DDoS, and can I scale up?
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